I'm working on a VB.NET project at work and would like to work on it at home. I've mapped a drive to my shared stuff at work, but I keep getting errors from time to time. (I can't remember exactly what the errors were, but something to do with the resource not found) I copied the offending files to the project folder and that seemed to help and I'm able to compile & run it fine at home. Back at work I have to fix errors that seem to reference my mapped drive from home. Is there a way to copy/synchronize the project to a different location? It's also painfully slow even over a cable connection. With web projects you can do this (local/server mode & copy/deploy) and it worked quite well.

Thanks,
Chris

Not sure if it's an alternative for you but I use XP's Remote Desktop. You'd really just be using your work pc for everything and your home pc turns into a terminal.

The only problem I have is when I crash my apps so often on my work pc that I need to reboot it remotely. I havn't had much luck with that.

I'm using Win 2000 so I don't have that option. I use Remote Admin and it works great however at 1280x1024 the display suffers from lag time. I've never used Visual SourceSafe, but shouldn't that put a local copy on my home PC?

Sourcesafe would work, but if you're just working on it by yourself, it's probably a bit much. I'd just set up an FTP share on your work PC (or Web Folder, VPN) and a Breifcase on the other that points to it. That way, you can do your work on one and have it do a two-way synchronization on the other. This would probably be the easiest thing to do.